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Black Tech Saturdays is an organization that aims to promote diversity and inclusion in the technology industry.
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The Metro: Black Tech Saturdays helping Detroiters succeed in expanding field

The Metro April 29, 2024

The tech field is continuing to expand its reach, especially as more industries adopt automation, robotics and artificial intelligence. But these...

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The Metro: Detroit’s Civil War history, uncovered

The Metro April 26, 2024

In 1863, as the Civil War raged on, then-President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Emancipation Proclamation. Following the speech, about 1,000 Black...

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Detroit Lions portraits by photographer Lisa Spindler will be on display through May 19 on the exterior of Detroit’s landmark Bedrock buildings near the NFL Draft stage.
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The Metro: Local photographer showcases Detroit Lions with giant portraits during NFL Draft

The Metro April 25, 2024

The eyes of the sports world are on Detroit this weekend as the city hosts the 2024 NFL Draft.  While...

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Members of the Jewish community gathered at Temple Emanu-El in Oak Park on Tuesday, April 23, 2024, for a Seder dinner on the second night of Passover.
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The Metro: Local rabbi reflects on traditions of Passover holiday

The Metro April 24, 2024

Passover, one of the most important holidays in the Jewish calendar, began for many Michigan families on Monday evening. The seven...

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The Metro: ShotStopper program creating community change in Detroit

The Metro April 23, 2024

For a long time, Detroit has had a bad rap for being a violent place.  The homicide rate peaked in the...

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The Metro: Public schools are fighting a mental health crisis; funds are running out

The Metro, John Filbrandt April 22, 2024

According to U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, Americans are battling an epidemic of loneliness and isolation. Teens have been impacted...

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Diarra Kilpatrick stars as a school teacher-turned-mystery solver in "Diarra from Detroit."
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The Metro: The city stars alongside its creator in ‘Diarra From Detroit’

The Metro April 19, 2024

These days, most TV shows and movies highlight coastal cities, particularly New York City. And that means the Midwest and...

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Metro Detroit architecture firm Quinn Evans has renovated several buildings and sites on Belle Isle in Detroit.
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The Metro: Detroit architecture firm recognized for historic preservation efforts

The Metro April 18, 2024

Detroit is known for many things. But the one thing that often is overlooked in the city is our architecture.Quinn...

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This year's Eco-Artist-in-Residence at Eliza Howell Park, Halima Cassells, will be using materials and waste collected during an Earth Day River Clean-up in her upcoming art installation.
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The Metro: New Eliza Howell Park art project to be made from Rouge River waste

The Metro April 16, 2024

Eliza Howell Park in Detroit's Brightmoor neighborhood will soon be seeing new art installations as part of Sidewalk Detroit's 2024...

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Mayor Mike Duggan shared his proposed budget plan for fiscal year 2025 with Detroit City Council at a meeting on March 7, 2024.
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The Metro: Detroit Councilman Fred Durhal shares highlights from 2025 fiscal budget

The Metro April 15, 2024

Detroit City Council approved the mayor's $2.7 billion budget for the 2025 fiscal year last week. Every dollar allocated in the...

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Books donated to Birdie's Bookmobile are shared with children and families via school visits, free book fairs and community events.
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The Metro: Birdie’s Bookmobile to collect books for kids at Eastern Market this Saturday

The Metro April 12, 2024

Birdie's Bookmobile is a local nonprofit working to put books in kids' hands no matter where they are. As part...

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The Metro: ACLU report calls for end to Michigan’s parental consent law for abortions

The Metro April 11, 2024

Abortion rights are the subject of a nationwide debate this week following a court decision in Arizona making the procedure...

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